Bradwardine School Reopens With Same Staff
Bradwardine Misses Audrey and Patricia Ellis have left to teach in Kinistine Sask and Hartney Man. Miss Annie McFadden visited district friends last week. Esme White from Rivers spent the weekend with Aunt Mrs Chapman. Gertrude McLenahan Lenore visited before going to Minnedosa school. Donald Lowe Jr and Sr returned to Saskatchewan. Bradwardine School reopened on Tuesday with Principal A Richardson and Miss Alma Sedgwick. Mary Thomson left Saturday for Vancouver to resume teaching duties.
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Audrey
Patricia Ellis
Kinistine, Sask
Hartney, Man
Annie McFadden
Esme White
Rivers
Mrs. Chapman
Gertrude McLenahan
Lenore
Ab, Richardson
Minnedosa
Donald Lowe Jr
Donald Lowe Sr
Saskatchewan
Bradwardine School
A. Richardson
Alma Sedgwick
Mary Thomson
Vancouver
Lothair Local Notes Include Moves and Visits
Mrs Henderson leaves Lothair to Brandon on way home to Rossland B C. Miss Joan Sirett of Winnipeg begins teaching at Lothair School as term opens. Pte Harvey Hays of the Princess Pats rests on harvest leave at D Robinson's home. Miss Dorothy Harvey of Franklin visits.
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Joan Sirett
Winnipeg
Lothair School
Pte
Harvey Hays
The
Princess Pats
D. Robinson's
Dorothy Harvey
Franklin
The Urge to Learn Rivers School Opens
The Rivers School opened midweek as rural area schools began fall term. The teachers note success hinges on a pupil's will to learn, not brain power, and stress that early weeks set the tone for the year. A clever student may fail, while a steady, eager learner often passes.
Manitoba School Pupils Ban Exemptions From Patriotic Exercises
Board of Education orders all public schools in Manitoba to conduct daily patriotic exercises with O Canada at opening and God Save the King at 4 pm dismissal. The rules require observances for Empire Day The King's Birthday Dominion Day and Armistice Day with no religious or other exemptions.
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Department of Education
Manitoba
Canada
God Save the King
Day of Prayer Set for September 8th
Canada and the United Kingdom will observe a day of national prayer on Sunday September 8 announced by Prime Minister Mackenzie King. The government asks clergy to organize services for the day as a day of national prayer and intercession.
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Canada
United Kingdom
Mackenzie King
Local Notes Include Visits, Travel and War Messages
Localers share visits to Winnipeg Portage la Prairie Brandon Ontario and Gimli. News also notes open season for waterfowl in Manitoba Labour Day dance and a Rivers boy Emerson Thompson visiting town. The Gazette lists 702 names on Daly rural municipality voters and a local youth camp report.
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Daly
Rivers
Emerson Thompson
Emerson
Rivers School
Manitoba University
Canadian Artillery
Shilo
Housing Shortage Rising as Air Field Works Draw Workers
The air field large works program brings many workers and a growing demand for houses rooms and board. Rents are rising and some former renters are buying homes to secure shelter amid the shortage.
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Air Field
Fifth Masonic District Meeting in Rivers
Rt Wor Bro R G Sinclair presided as Most Wor Bro Geo Hunter Grand Master attended. J H Creighton former Lyleton resident took over the barber business from S L Kenyon. Rivers School reopens with Principal Klassen Miss Riddell asst principal staff Weir Campbell Hayden Williams. D C Jonason new Rivers Board of Trade president. Union Sunday School Floral Service held in Wagar Hall with Principal McNeil and teachers Mc Rae and Ross.
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Masonic District
Rivers
R. G. Sinclair
Geo. Hunter
Rivers School
Klassen
Miss Riddell
E. Weir
Marion Campbell
Helen Hayden
Mildred
Mary Williams
The
Union Sunday School
Wagar Hall
Thought and Life Growth Through Divine Energy
Mary Baker Eddy urges belief in divine energy to drive human progress and fruitful living, claiming spiritual insight powers progress and ethical improvement. The quotation frames mental discipline as a pathway to upliftment and meaning.
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Mary Baker Eddy
Dominion raises penalties for gun non registration
The Dominion government in Council increases penalties for non registration of rifles and shotguns. A $500 fine or two years imprisonment or both on indictment, plus the existing $50 fine or 30 days on summary. Registration currently underway requires all firearms to be registered by September 15.
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Dominion
The
Canada Gazette
Canada
Obituary Notice Not Printed in Neepawa Press
An obituary notice for a former Neepawa businessman, who left years ago with advertising and subscription accounts, is not being printed. Readers are told to view the copy at the office if they wish to shed tears.
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Neepawa
Neepawa Press
Quote from Lord Beaconsfield on ambition and fate
The remark asserts that those who do not seek higher aims will be humbled by misfortune and restrictions. It contrasts looking up with looking down and daring with groveling in life. The speaker urges bold ascent and courage to transcend limits.
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Lord Beaconsfield
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